The Page Flippers

You can make it. It might seem like it’ll take forever. Somedays you’ll fall. But you can get back up again. If you can’t get the words out of your mouth, write them on paper until it screams for you. If you feel alone in the dark, remember you have the light of your Savior to brighten the path.   I get it. If you’re anything like me at all, you’re sometimes the girl who avoids the spotlight, but wants to be noticed so badly. The girl who wants to see everyone smile, but it’s not always easy to do so yourself all the time. The girl who hopes the people she care about get exactly what they’ve prayed for, even if she doesn’t get it all the time. The girl who sometimes doesn’t always feel like being nice to everyone, sometimes she wants to hurt them back. The girl who still hasn’t learned to stop caring what people think. The girl who isn’t sure how to deal with failure, because it’s bound to happen. Some days it feels great right? It feels like life is charmed, and what cou...

Ok! So I thought I'd go back to my roots today and write some book reviews. It's been awhile since we did these, so I thought I'd do a few mini ones and also throw in an update on how my reading goals are going. If you guys remember from my first post of the year with Vicky (who promises to write for us soon -_-), I made a deal with myself to keep track of my reading and also to read 120+ books this 2018! So, recap!       January:          Books Read-3     1. The Winner's Crime  by: Marie Rutkoski           This is the 2nd book in a series so I won't disclaim much BUT. The worldbuilding! The angst! The sheer heartripping beauty of it! It's a wonderful fantasy sort of book, with some great plot lines. I recommend it deeply, rating it.....4.5 stars!      2. The Hate U Give  by: Angie Thomas             I avoided this book for SO long ...

Alright guys, it's Kit here. Today's post is going to be somewhat political for those of you not interested in that sort of thing. I'm going to be talking about a specific event that happened in Canada not long ago, where a woman speaking to their prime minister was corrected for using the word 'mankind'. She was corrected and they suggested she use 'people kind' to be more inclusive. Along with this, they've changed the lyrics of their national anthem to be more 'gender neutral'. Please keep in mind, what comes next is MY opinion, and however strongly I express it, I do not expect all of you to agree with me.     Opinions on inclusivity and gender neutrality in our world seem to be the core measure of character nowadays. Lord forbid one dare to suggest that the changing of a word simply because it references to men is completely ridiculous. Nor may one even dream of suggesting that the change of something as important as a national anthem is a...